Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-19
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News Of the Day Polntedly Para
graphsd Tor Hasty Readers.
RATHER gloomy, yesterday.

day.
THERE are still lots of wild flowers in
the woods.
SENATOR SHERMAN speaks at st. Clsirs-
vile tonight.
THIS beautiful weather brings out lots
Of promenaders.
GRUBER, the tobacco man, has received
. fine cigar press
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THERE were five cases before His Honor
yesterday morning:
DID you hear any mention Of the city
gas board yesterday?
THERE seems to be q big demand for
building brick at present.
LOIS Of teeth have been pulled in the
city during the past week.
KEEP your windows clean, and scrub
your house fronts, if dirty.
GERMAN is becoming the talk OF the
town. Sprechen sic Deutsch?
The. ladies are taking advantage of the
weather TO do their shopping.
CHEsTNUTs are very scarce in the local
market and prices are up a little.
A SURPRISE party will be rendered an
Eighth Ward young lady this evening.
As a stranger remarked yesterday the
business part of Wheeling looks very
brisk.
THE paperhangers will give a ball at
Turner Hall on the 26th. and Mayer will
furnish the music.
ASSISTANT SURVEYOR SIEBHE yesterday
went up to Steubenvllle and measured a
small tOwboat called the H. B. Payne.
AMAN was seen on the street yesterday
wearing q straw hat, and has since mys-
teriously disappeared-that is, the hat has,
THE hew German daily is not expected
to make it's appearance upon the streets
before Saturday. The name will be the
West Virginia SSaat Zeitang.
IT would appear to the early morning
pedestrians that the gas lights along Mar
ket street arc turned off before dawn begins
10 peep over the Eastern hilltops.
CIrIzENs. and especially business men
should attempt to help keep the streets
clean by not throwing the sweepings and
refuse from theE places into the street.
REV. W. s. CAMPBELL yesterday en-
tered into a bond OF 5 1900, with 7. L.
Hughes, as surety, by the terms of which
he is allowed to solemnize the rites OF
matrimony.
There was another blaze in the rubbish
pile ut the passenger station of the Pewky,
yesterday shortly after noon. A still alarm
brought out 8 hose reel, which ~extinguish-
ei.the blaze.
A RATHER handsome young woman
named Mrs. John D;mmey, complained at
police headquarters, yesterday afternoon,
that her husband had gone off and left her
and several children. Another woman is
the cause, ard she showeda letter from her
husband stating that he had gone to Ala
bama and she would never SET him again.
LITTLE OLLIE REDPATH, who common
css q three nights engagement az the
Grand Opera House or Thursday evening,
October 20, is thus referred 10 by the Chi
clgo Inter Ocean: TOO much praise cam
not be said OF the charming little artist,
OlliesRedpath. The time is not far distant
when one more will be added to the list of
unequaled."
"a Box OF CASH" was witnessed by a
good audience last night, at the Grand.
At the matinee this afternoon the ladies
will no doubt turn out in large numbers,
as Miss Sinclair is one of the best dresSers
on the stage, as well as q fine actress. To-
night will conclude the engagement of this
company, and those who desire a good
seat should secure it early and avoid the
rush. "A Box of Cash" Is one OF the fun
NEST comedies that has been produced at
the Grand for some time.
Two men in buggies were racing their
horses Monday evening up the brick pave
ment on EOff street. When they made
49, 1--~ 90 T-oaty So-SatI StTret tu 10 up
Chapline, q wheel of one OF the buggies
Caught in the street car track, which threw
the occupant out upon his head between
the two buggies. As he was falling hs
yelled Whoa" and his horse stopped
still, or else he would have been seriously
injured. AS it was, after his legs waved
around in the air an instant, he recovered,
then jumped into his buggy and drove of
apparently unframed.
OFFICER SHORTS was notified about 1870
last evening that q man had attempted 10
gain access into the kitchen of Mr.. J.
Brilles' residence on Chapline street,
aud he went up Immediately and searched
about the premises thoroughly, but could
find no trace of the intruder. About ~
o'clock the chap returned and was looking
in at the window when some of the occu-
pants saw him. The officer was again in
formed of the occurrence and repeated the
search, but in vain. No man could he
found. Ii he returns he is very apt to get
a dose of cold lead.